ABA Terminology
a verbal operant evoked by a nonverbal SD (ex: photo of a car). The learner labels it by saying "car."
What is tact
True or False: Duration recording is used to measure the length of time a behavior occurs & frequency recording measures the number of time it occurs
What is true
Hand over hand, elbox, writs, shoulder.
What is physical prompts
Gain Attention
Gain an item or activity
Avoid or escape situations
Gain automatic reinforcement
What is four functions of behaviors
Medical Assistance Needed
What is code blue
verbal operant that is evoked by a motivating operant (MO) and followed by specific reinforcement (ex: request)
What is mand
True or False: Data should be collected only for behavior that we want to decrease
What is false
The goal of prompts is to initially cUe the correct response and then fade them out.
What is true
An environmental condition existing or occurring immediately before the behavior of interest.
What is an antecedent
Seizure Protocol Initiated
What is code purple
The extent to which the learner continues to perform the target behavior after a portion or all of the intervention has been terminated
What is maintenance
With which measure is the target recorded if it occurs at any time within the scoring interval?
What is partial interval recording
Using physical assistance to help a student complete a response is considered what type of prompt?
What is response prompt
A-antecedents
B-behaviors
C-consequences
Antecedents are things such as setting, time, people present, and circumstances that occurred just prior to the behavior.
Behaviors are specifics about the behavior itself, such as the duration of the behavior and what it looked like.
Consequences are what happened just after the occurrence
What is an ABC analysis
Behavior/Safety Care Assistance Needed
What is code green
a procedure in which reinforcement is provided for responses that share a predetermined dimension or quality, and reinforcement is withheld for responses that do not demonstrate that quality
What is differential reinforcement
True or False: Collecting data on accurate spelling from a spelling test completed by the client is an example of permanent product record
What is true
A learner says "Hi" when she passes people in the hallway at school. She also sometimes says "Hi" throughout the day when no one is around. Is the response of saying "Hi" under appropriate stimulus control?
What is no
A collection of different procedures of gathering information on antecedents, behaviors, and consequences in order to determine the factors that lead to and maintain problem behavior.
What is a functional behavior assessment (FBA)
Threat OUTSIDE the Building
What is the street is flooded
a reinforcement procedure that involves delivering reinforcement contingent upon the target behavior occUrring below a predetermined rate (ex: reinforce for requesting bathroom only 2 times a day instead of 10 times a day).
What is Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates of Responding (DRL)
Per opportunity, measure is typically used with which the of teaching procedures?
What is DTT
An RBT is teaching a learner to say the word "Ball" when shown a picture of a ball. For the first few trials the RBT holds up the picture and prompts the learner by saying, "Ball," and the learner responds by saying "Ball." Every few trials, the RBT increases the time between holding up the picture of the ball and saying the word "Ball." This prompt fading procedure is called
What is time delay prompting procedure
Variables in the environment that can alter the relative value of a particular reinforcer at a particular time.
What is motivating operation (MOs)
Threat INSIDE the Building
What is library is closed